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Risk Matrix Template for Assessment Workshops with 3x3 and 5x5 Scoring
This risk matrix template gives project managers and risk owners an eight-slide PowerPoint presentation for a full risk assessment workshop. The slide story opens with a Risk Matrix Assessment Workshop cover, sets shared 1–3 likelihood and impact definitions with a Score = Likelihood × Impact example, then maps three example risks (supplier delay, approval backlog and scope change) on a 3×3 heat map. A 5×5 matrix with Low, Medium and High score bands adds resolution when a review needs it before a scoring table, an owner and review-date table and a dated timeline. The closing slide turns the deck into a reusable four-step routine: define, replace, recalculate and review. Warm paper textures, layered sage, ochre and terracotta shapes and heavy, tightly set headlines keep the slides calm, and every color is paired with numbers and labels. The deck also fits the risk section of a project or strategic planning presentation; the PPT file can be downloaded or opened in Google Slides through the conversion option, and all names and dates are marked as an example scenario.
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What’s included
Risk Matrix Assessment Workshop cover
Cover slide for a risk matrix workshop toolkit with the tagline Score consistently, prioritize clearly, assign action, and three matching icon pillars.
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Agree likelihood and impact scales first
Shared three-rank definitions for likelihood (Unlikely, Possible, Likely) and impact (Minor, Moderate, Major), with the formula Score = Likelihood × Impact and a worked 2 × 3 = 6 example.
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3×3 risk matrix heat map
A shared 3 × 3 view for a project review that plots three example risks by score, with a Low 1–2, Medium 3–4 and High 6–9 risk level key.
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5×5 risk matrix for more resolution
A five-rank risk matrix from Rare to Almost certain and Negligible to Severe, with scores from 1 to 25, a Low 1–4, Medium 5–9 and High 10–25 key, and an example rank-definition table.
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Compare three example risks
A scoring table showing how likelihood and impact combine into a score and risk band for three fictional risks, with a band key and score formula.
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Turn priority into ownership
A response table that assigns each example risk a response, an owner and a review date, with a reminder to re-rate after reviewing each response.
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Keep the review moving
A three-stage review timeline across 02–06 Nov 2026 showing each example risk's action, owner and review date, with a note to record changes to likelihood, impact and action.
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Make the next review your own
Four steps to reuse the toolkit: define the scale, replace the example risk, recalculate the score and review with an owner and date, with a reminder to use numbers and labels alongside color.
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Best for
- Facilitate a project risk assessment workshop with agreed likelihood and impact scales
- Present a 3x3 risk heat map of top project risks to a steering committee
- Extend a review to a 5x5 risk matrix with Low, Medium and High score bands
- Assign risk responses, owners and review dates after a scoring session
- Train new team members to score and re-rate risks consistently
Who this template is for
- Project managers
- Risk owners and risk managers
- PMO and governance teams
- Steering committee members
- Internal audit and compliance reviewers
Features of this template+
- Scale-definition slide pairing 1–3 likelihood and impact ranks with a worked Score = Likelihood × Impact example
- 3×3 heat-map matrix with example risks R1–R3 plotted by score and a Low, Medium and High key
- Optional 5×5 risk matrix with scores from 1 to 25, a band key and a rank-definition table
- Response, owner and review-date table plus a three-stage review timeline for accountability
- Warm paper-texture design in sage, ochre and terracotta that pairs numbers and labels with color
- Editable PowerPoint slides with a Google Slides conversion option












